Examples of using Scientism in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Trouble with Scientism.
Scientism is the assumption that science is.
Sometimes called Scientism.
Scientism does not mean that all current scientific hypotheses are true;
There is nothing“scientism” about this.
Some consider this a symptom of scientism.
Now, it is scientism to think that this debate can be settled by biology;
And that most definitely does not include those blinded by scientism.
There is a difference between“science” and what we can call“scientism,” which is the notion that science can solve all problems.
In this straightforward sense of the word,Pinker clearly defends scientism.
Scientism, in this good sense, is not the belief that members of the occupational guild called“science” are particularly wise or noble.
That is the traditional territory of religion,and its defenders tend to be the most excitable critics of scientism.
Scientism, in this good sense, is not the belief that members of the occupational guild called“science” are particularly wise or noble.
Yet if science must depend upon philosophy both to justify its presuppositions and to interpret its results,the falsity of scientism seems doubly assured.
Scientism is the view that all real knowledge is scientific knowledge- that there is no rational, objective form of inquiry that is not a branch of science.
In the major journals of opinion, scientific carpetbaggers are regularly accused of determinism, essentialism, positivism, and worst of all,something called‘scientism.'.
Scientism is the view that actual knowledge is scientific knowledgethat that there isn't any rational, objective kind of inquiry that is not a branch of mathematics.
History professor Gary Kroll wrote,"Rachel Carson's Silent Spring played a large role in articulating ecology as a'subversive subject'-as a perspective that cuts against the grain of materialism, scientism, and the technologically engineered control of nature.".
Scientism is the view that all actual knowledge is scientific knowledgethat there is not any logical, objective type of inquiry that is not a branch of science fiction.
The traditional paradigms, not allow us to understand the value of diversity in the weft of life and of evolution,and what you don't understand by way of scientism, they simply deny it, as if they didn't exist, but not that's why ceases to exist, so that the consequences of our thoughts and actions, finally manifested, in lack of sustainability and the tendency to annihilation.
The term'scientism' derives from science studies and is a term spawned and used by sociologists and philosophers of science to describe the views, beliefs and behavior of strong supporters of science. It is commonly used in a pejorative sense, for individuals who seem to be treating science in a similar way to a religion. The term reductionism is occasionally used in a similarly pejorative way(as a more subtle attack on scientists).
Hutchinson has challenged the lack of racial diversity and attention to institutional racism in the secular and New Atheist movements,and has also critiqued what she perceives to be their fixation on scientism at the expense of social justice.[13] She has championed the inclusion of anti-racism, anti-sexism, and anti-heterosexism in mainstream secular humanist and New Atheist discourse. She has also written extensively on the role of freethought and secular humanism in black women's liberation and gender justice.[14].